National Association Of Left-Handed Golfers To Host Annual Event

The National Association of Lefthanded Golfers (NALG), an organization dedicated to supporting and promoting lefthanded golfers through events, resources, and community, will host the 89^th Annual National Lefthanded Golfers Tournament October 3-5 at The Golf Club at Champions Circle in Fort Worth, Texas.

“We graciously invite all lefthanded golfers from across the U.S. and beyond to join us for a weekend of friendly competition,” said Sid Miner, Chairman of the National Association of Lefthanded Golfers. “This tournament promises plenty of entertainment, camaraderie, delicious food, fantastic prizes, and—of course—exceptional golf.”

Participants can choose to enter one of several divisions. Championship, Open, Senior, age 55, or older, Masters, for players 70 and older, Grand Masters, 😯 and up, Women, or Juniors for players under the age of 19.

“Our lefties will find Champions Circle to be a ‘second shot’ golf course with mostly generous driving landing areas and medium greens complexes that are well bunkered with various elevation challenges. Our players will find the par 71 layout to provide a fair test of their skills.”

Three rounds of golf including greens fee, cart, range balls, tee gift, tournament awards/prize money, welcome reception dinner on Thursday October 2, 2025 and Awards Luncheon on Sunday October 5, are included with each entry.

Juniors will play Saturday and Sunday only and entry will include the Sunday awards lunch and tee gifts.

Entries will be accepted through September 1.

For more information about the National tournament, or to register for the tournament, click HERE.

FYI: A tournament for Michigan left-handed golfers will be held at the Gateway Golf Club in Romulus, August 16-17.